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Pandora Tomorrow's multiplayer was the shit though. Was that developed by Montreal?
A bit off topic here, but with all these Christmas sales happening, I've seen Assassin's Creed 2 selling for $29.99 for the 360 and have been fighting myself not to buy it. I hated the original game on the 360, but for some reason (decreased expectations maybe) I loved it on the PC. AC looked amazing on the PC, I thought.
AC 2 is going to be everything that the first game wasn't - I know I'm going to love it. I keep on telling myself that if I buy the 360 version I can always just play the first act, as though I'm just playing a demo... but it's likely that I wouldn't be able to stop playing.![]()
The last poster that answered your question is wrong. Multiplayer for both Pandora Tomorrow and Chaos Theory (specifically SvM) were developed by Ubisoft Annecy.